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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
10
A public notice invites North Shore Jewish residents to stay in touch with community progress and events. The message emphasizes connection, communal updates, and ongoing engagement for local readers.
The Sentinel announces its English Jewish newspaper coverage to broaden Jewish horizons and deepen understanding. Readers are urged to subscribe for a year at Three Dollars, with a form asking for name address city and phone.
Tuesday night’s meeting outlined a Memorial Day plan. The parade forms at Gross Point Village hall at 10 15 and proceeds to St Joseph cemetery for decoration. At 11 00 a moment of memory will honor veterans of World War I and earlier conflicts. The auxiliary develops Poppy Day activities and a May 25 dance is set.
Franklin knitted suits praised as aristocrats of sportswear attract North Shore fashionables to the Edgar A. Stevens Shop. The country club and town wear lines feature Franklin Knitted Sportswear from $85.75 and up and Other Knitted Suits from $16.50 and up. A special sale offers reduced knitted wear including imported sweaters and cardigans on the second floor.
Mr and Mrs E Nelson of 221 Greenleaf avenue Wilmette announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to M Gerald Scholten son of Conrad Scholten of Chicago Scholten a University of Illinois graduate Nelson attended the University for one year and finished at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
Wilmette scholar Dr M H Bickham reports two years of visits to about a hundred colleges. His sociological methods gain recognition as he describes scientific techniques for analyzing college communities. He has presented findings to the University of Chicago social science body and to Illinois Federation of Colleges.
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